Projects

The Nebraska Wesleyan University Residence Halls (White/Heim) offer students apartment-like amenities with the convenience of being on-campus. Our team aided the University in the selection of both exterior and interior finishes that would provide minimal maintenance costs. Read More

Sampson Construction encountered inclement weather at the beginning of the Nebraska Wesleyan Townhouse Village project, however, the development of a storm drainage plan for construction was what made this project a success. Another challenge for this project was the restrictive site and staging areas, which required critical planning for deliveries while working around on-campus traffic. Read More

This upgrade is not the University of Wyoming's first, and added private skyboxes, an interior club lounge, and club level seating for 250 fans. This addition gave Wildcatters a reason to cheer at the 2010 Season Opener. Read More

The Abel Sandoz Residence Hall on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus has been complimented by an impressive new dining hall. The residence halls remained occupied during the two year construction renovation. Read More

The Ken Morrison Life Sciences Research Center on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus houses UNL scientists, students, and staff associated with the Nebraska Center for Virology who previously were scattered among several campus locations. Read More

After nearly two years of construction, the 103,000 SF Esther L. Kauffman Academic Residential Center project was opened to the public in April 2001. This multi-use facility offered many unique challenges given the various functions that it provides to students under one roof. Read More

The Nebraska Wesleyan University's on-campus center for Health & Fitness was built in 1995. This multi-use facility includes administrative offices, classrooms, the Snyder Arena, and campus recreation Center. Read More

The University of Nebraska – Kearney collaborated with our team to construct a multipurpose building with 50 offices, eight classrooms, and computer labs. The construction of this educational facility allowed over five departments to call this new facility home. Read More

The University of Nebraska Medical Center Transplant Facility was built in accordance to strict Clean Room Protocol. This facility features exhaust fans and air handlers to provide 100% clean-air intake. Read More

Keim Hall, located on the East Campus of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, was built in 1950 and had not been renovated during its almost 60-year history. The 49,800 SF renovation project was designed and constructed to achieve LEED Silver status and included a complete replacement of all electrical and mechanical systems, laboratories, classrooms, and office space. Read More

The UNMC Dental College Renovation updated the clinical areas where students practice their dentistry skills. The 43-year old building received renovations that brought the facility to a new teaching level. Read More

Mantor Hall is one of the larger residence halls on the University of Nebraska – Kearney's campus that features four-stories that are divided into 10 wings. A renovation was necessary, considering that this Hall is one of the largest and oldest residence halls on the campus. Read More

During the Don L. Love Memorial Library renovation project approximately 1,000,000 volumes of books, priceless art, and over 100 offices and work stations were relocated. This library resides on the busy, University of Nebraska - Lincoln campus and was in full operation throughout the duration of the project. Read More

This project included the construction of a multi-purpose building with ample space for customization. Our team ensured that the Teacher's College blended seamlessly into the rest of the University of Nebraska – Lincoln's campus. Read More

The Husker Village, often referred to by University of Nebraska students as "The Village" offers on-campus, apartment style, affordable living. This facility was designed for single, graduate students who are ready for a more independent living environment, but still want the convenience of being on-campus. Read More

The Husker Courtyards were designed for single, upper-class, graduate students or traditional freshman. This "apartment style" on-campus housing option has been well received by students and there have consistently been more student applications then beds available, since they have opened. Read More

In 2004, additional parking at 14th and Avery which accommodates 841 stalls was constructed on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. Read More

19th and Vine Parking Garage has been designed to meet internationally recognized green building standards and is one of the first parking structures to meet Green Standards in Lincoln. Read More

The Robert E. Knoll Residential Center opened in August 2010. The Residential Center features 565 beds in suite-style units, with just over half of those units available for freshmen residents in four-person, double room suites. Read More

Jorgensen Hall is a new physical science building on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. This facility is unique, in that it was designed to avoid vibration interference in order to successfully conduct the science research that occurs within. Read More

The Antelope/Nester Complex project included three residence halls for a total of 159,000 SF on the University of Nebraska, Kearney campus. Read More

The Osborne Athletic Complex was a seven story structure that added seats to the North Stadium. Also included in this project was the Hawks Championship Center featuring a balcony to view the indoor/outdoor football and soccer field. Read More

The 17th & R parking garage resides on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus and primarily provides parking for students. In 2003, this structure received the "International Parking Award for Excellence." Read More

The expansion to the University of Nebraska Memorial Stadium added 1,218 additional club level seats and doubled the concession stand availability. A new field turf was also installed, making NU the first Division-1 program to use the synthetic surface. Read More